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A lot of women are raised to be extremely social as children and to desire being seen. Privacy and minding your business is something that is encouraged in boys but not girls.
What you end up with is a group of individuals who have immense anxiety around being alone. They have anxiety around not feeling wanted or being part of where everything is happening. The pandemic was hell on people like this.
Men can live in an apartment that only has a couch, recliner, weights and a computer and be good to go. But many of women's hobbies involve interactions with other people. Eventually you come to see people themselves as a form of entertainment. Your hobby isn't games, crafts, art, jogging, or shooting at the gym on your own. It's games with other people. Crafts in a group setting. Going to art classes with other people, going to the gym and recording yourself training. More interactions with people leads to higher chances that you'll have negative interactions. Negative interpretations of otherwise benign interactions makes you seem like your life is a TV show and someone who has things always happening to them. When you're someone with things always happening to them you have something to complain about, which then gives you a reason to interact with other people and a form of entertainment in seeing how they react to your stories. The attention is addictive and you start seeking out negative interactions so you get more and more of it. This is why some women consistently make bad choices in men. They literally become addicted to negativity and stuck in a cycle where they seek it, vent to other people, feel a sympathy high or protagonist syndrome and then repeat the cycle again.
A tell tale sign you're dealing with a drama addict is the amount of stories they tell where they're the victim of someone else's abuse. If 75% or more of the time, it's the other person who is in the wrong, I can almost guarantee you that she's going to find ways of interpreting things you do negatively and then telling other people that she's a victim of YOUR behavior. She will purposefully antagonize you and wear you out emotionally then say you're cold and distant. If you respond with passion, you're aggressive and you terrified her with your rage. If you're tearful, you were using your vulnerability to manipulate her and make her feel guilty for 'being outspoken' with these kinds of women, they have become so adept at engineering no win situations that your only hope is to never get involved with them in the first place.
Tragically however most of us have them in our families. They're cousins, sisters, aunts, grandmothers, mothers, and even daughters![]()
Hurt ppl hurt ppl. Most of them aren't even doing it intentionally. It's just all they know.